Manufacturing Coordinator 3rd shift
$60 K - $70 K
ApplyManufacturing Coordinator 3rd shift
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60 K - $70 K
About the role
- Demonstrating solid organization skills
- Being attentive to every detail
- Exercising critical thinking
- Working well independently and with a team
- Demonstrating excellent problem-solving ability
- Demonstrating excellent oral and written communication skills
- Demonstrating excellent training and coaching skills
- Providing leadership through performance planning using Continuous Improvement
- Ensuring effective training and Associates' understanding of policies and procedures associated with production processes.
- Ensuring clarity of expectations and achievement of departmental targets.
- Monitoring and tracking performance measurables (reject rate, FPY, etc).Achieving continuous improvement by applying PDCA.Ensuring that production areas are properly cleaned and maintained in order to provide a clean, safe working environment.
- Overseeing training of Associates to ensure quality, safety and productivity targets are met.
- Ensuring adherence to all SOP's, QWI's, QSP's, etc.
- Participating in improvement projects in order to contribute to cost down efforts and increase operational efficiency.
- Addressing other issues and/or assuming other responsibilities as they pertain to improving Quality, Cost, Delivery and Development.
- How You Will Be Rewarded:
- Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance 401K Retirement Savings with Company Match
- Tuition Reimbursement and more!
- How You Will Qualify:
- High School Diploma 3 years of Manufacturing Experience 1 year of supervisory experience
- Familiarity with Microsoft OfficeSpeak fluent English
- Automotive Background Preferred
- General Office Environment 4 hours per day
- Manufacturing Environment 4 hours per day
- Ability to lift 40 lbs.
- Approximately 20 minutes per day bending
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